Boris Johnson goes nuts at PMQs 

It's called a distraction technique except its not the way he does it.Every single world beating lie, blaming the opposition whom he knows full well cannot do anything to stop his beyond belief in a sane country majority. His World Beating plans have never succeeded, not one and he really thinks we haven't noticed they have all been diversion tactics to keep his pasty white face and toddler haircut in business and bleeding us dry with his world Beating covert privatisation of our public hard earned cash going straight into the pockets of the world Beating donors that charge 5 star prices for the 5th rate service and his world Beating front bench and party tell us we are so wrong and they know best. They are after all the ruling class when in fact we see right through them. the Front Bench mmm The characters from the Beano and Dandy come to mind, Not sure why ? 😂

He isn't and he wont. I work for the NHS and in the midst of my nursing apprenticeship I also have to make time to work agency on top. He cites the "Independent NHS pay review body" that he will totally ignore.

You have a short memory sir, surely you haven’t forgotten the 1% wage increase the beast gave you in return for your selfless heroic bravery as you slogged through the pandemic, devoting yourselves to the dying and helpless. Badness will follow Johnson for the rest of his life

@@jodders619 Don't give up, life will be easier once you qualify

How tf is that even possible? Even earning minimum wage, which you're not as a nurse, working 7 days full time would easily pay for bills and groceries. On a salary of 30k+ a year even living alone shouldn't be impossible, so that sounds like bullshit.

@@CR-og5ho I don't work 7 days per week, unless I want to end up in an early grave. It's 12h30 hours shifts, do you think you'd be able to work 7 days per week like that ? Band 5 nurses don't earn 30k + per years. No, it's not bullshit.

He said it several times and I have not felt quite that nauseous in a long time. 🤮

What he meant was “we’re gonna put our hands around the necks of the people of this country and squeeze until there’s no life left”

Maybe he ment around their necks.

I can't understand why any woman would want his arms around them....vomit.....

@@neilmajor8578 Well we don't know how far these partys went. The Roman Empire had interesting excesses, the new British Empire maybe wants their share of glory too :)

I dislike Boris, but that has nothing to do with the UK

Exactly. Tell that to the Irish.

have you noticed how the cameras are now switched off on the M20. I havebeen following the queues fro some time on the traffic cameras but they are switched off now.

They know thoughts and prayers never paid bills or saved lives.

Painting hearts in the air is almost as cringeworthy.

A Brit here, I enjoy your Clarkson/Hammond/May videos!

@@1_5RCBiker Hahahahahahahahahahahaha hahahahahah

Always makes me feel less mad about my own politicians, when tuning into UK politics.

Its a comedy lol

We've got a long history of great comedy, Monty Python, Reeves and Mortimer and now PMQs, probably the funniest of the lot, some people actually think Boris is a real politician.

Take heart in the fact you are not alone.

Well your martyrdom is not guaranteed with this speech but maybe if had Faith it might...

Interesting. When exactly were these great moments in British history that you witnessed? Seems to me like our country is far more progressive than it's ever been. When were these great times with great leaders?

I think you are allowing the pathetic back_biting and bigotry that calls itself politics in this country blind you to the fact that the majority in this country are honest hard working people who are grateful to live in a country where freedom is a given.

I wouldn't mind but it was the NHS professionals who sorted that out. All he did was use our money to pay for it.

He constantly deflects, he never EVER actually answers the question put forward.

@@christaylor3911 yep

Because it's all he has to try and ingratiate himself on us.

I may not know what Keir Stamer would be like were he to lead our country but i do know that he is a fantastic debate opponent and critic of Boris Johnson and his government. For that i respect the bloke.

Cough cough beergate!

@@returnofthemanc9412 cough cough, manufactured something-about-nothing.

@@guywilletts2804 Cough cough , Sir beer broke the law….

@@guywilletts2804 and is being investigated by the police 🤦‍♂️

Arms waving shouting banging on the dispatch box the action of man who's in charge 🤣🤣🤣🤣😜😜😜ffs fetch the padded wagon.

History will be more damning about all those who support and voted for him

@Ben Avery You do mean that nodding dog?

Vv

You can be certain he isnt running the country at all, he is just a front for those deciding policy in the background.

@@malcolmstockbridge2569 Yeah, I can see the strings .... that's why he is still there because he, as not finished doing his puppet masters bidding

Ye

You problem is an outdated defunct parliamentary system, a two party system held in place with that idiotic "first past the post". It's not just Boris who is laughable it's your whole political system. No country should ever be run by a government of just one party. Educated countries a run by coalition governments.

We don't actually have democracy in the UK, when a party get's 43% of the vote and has absolute power, leaving 57% unrepresented, nobody can convince me that first past the post is democratic.

@@Paul-eb4jp "But we need strong government!!" /s

You’re right. Let’s go back to dictatorship instead 🤦‍♂️

@@Paul-eb4jp You are right Paul, sadly the alternative also has its problems, proportional representation would lead to a very fragmented government led by dozens of politicians all with their own idea of a way forward. My personal solution is to have first past the post but make all manifestos legally binding, that would stop people voting for policies and ideas that the party really has not chance or desire to put in place but to simply gather votes, this would make first past the post far more meaningful and allow people to make informed choices based on what is truly on offer by each party.

Pantomime lead by Bozo the clown.

He is holding a news conference at 3.30. Resignation? Or is that wishful thinking!

did you like his Hitler impersonation and Nazi salute near the end. here is the salute 15:23

@@briancohenthepfjmassive.4769 you should hear what he referred to himself as to staff...

@@briancohenthepfjmassive.4769 Sieg. / 🙂

@@DomFurlong What a laugh that was, wasn't it?

Well the tory part has been confirmed responsible for at least 30k British deaths during the pandemic, that's multiple times more deaths than all terrorist attacks in the UK combined in the last 60 years or so

Well when the economy shrinks you have to raise taxes to maintain the same level of spending. It’s almost like brexit has massively damaged the economy… this is us paying for it.

Down 30 billion from taxes on lost EU trade. Raises 30b in tax hikes for working people.

I don't even understand why people get so up-in-arms about tax increases. They don't mean 'you pay more', because taxation can be used to, efficiently, redistribute wealth. Increasing tax to increase social-funding is fine, but increasing tax and continuing to bail-out private companies, hand contracts to friends and starve our social structure? That should be grounds for treason.

@@Capybarrrraaaa this comment makes literally no sense

He said the "demise of the" bit very quietly 🤫

Yeah it's done ! And it's time for all you Remoaners to get over it. Negotiations are tip of the ice berg on brexit as well the icing of the cake. Yes accept it or the UK is now a Sovereign contingent & can now have it's cake & eat it at the same time 😆

@@chucksforte8207 but it’s not done, is it? We are having to renegotiate items that we always knew would not work. And you don’t need to be a Remoaner to think that the way that Brexit was achieved was a complete pile of shite.

@Ben Avery If only we could find out what superconductor Tories are made of, we could solve this energy crisis!

Let's hope Johnson is served just deserts.

@@nathanielbugg7355 I'm thinking there is a person called Martina involved here?

If justice was done the whole restaurant would collapse on his head...

He lost it a long time ago

He never had a bloody plot.

Par for the course with a tory. Not exactly an unexpected outcome.

Why would he? Boris only holds others in contempt. He geniunely thinks he is doing well when he gets up and bangs on about the vaccine rollout and how Labour raise taxes - after he has just raised taxes during an economic slump. The man is a narcissitic moron with nothing driving him except his own sense of entitlement

People need energy to live their lives. Without it, they die. There should, always, be a 100% tax on all profits from social-necessities. We need full nationalisation of all needs.

I bloody well didn’t 🤦🏻‍♀️‼️

It's disgusting just how much of a gap there is between this 'banter' and the context of freezing pensioners and starving parents. They're out-of-touch, the lot of them. There needs to be a section included for the ordinary person.

Yours is a common story; another person thrown into the machine to fuel multi-national corporations because you're basic-needs are being weaponised against you for profit. So many young people are denied the chance to start their own businesses, to contribute to their communities and to help their families because their time is being eaten by an ever-hungering class of rich snobs. 'unemployment' doesn't mean 'unproductive', I'd love to work with my local businesses, but I'm not allowed to because I need to eat. That's the poison of the tory-party's ideology that Labour is, also, adopting; trapping the poor and working-class into serfdom. It's not about helping businesses or helping individuals, it's about helping the rich. I'd be far more productive if I could help my community, but, instead, most of us are forced to benefit McDonalds and Tesco.

We never had a democracy. Never, in the history of Britain, have the people been given absolute security in their needs. The rich have, always, had executive control through lobbying, media-influence and battering the poor into submission. It's just that it used to be more ignorable when multi-national corporations were far harder to maintain and when we were far less consumerist.